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Ukraine Claims Key Strike on Russian Naval Assets in Black Sea
The Ukrainian Security Service revealed that the destruction of a Russian submarine in Novorossiysk was facilitated by the elimination of a Russian Il-38N anti-submarine aircraft, which posed a threat to Ukraine's naval operations. The aircraft was targeted at Yeysk airbase, enabling Ukraine's naval drone to successfully attack the submarine undetected, highlighting vulnerabilities in Russian military infrastructure.
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Ukraine Launches Series of Drone Attacks on Russian Industrial Sites
UNITED24 Media•2 months ago
Ukrainians Flood Underground Pipelines to Halt Russian Advances in Kupiansk
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Zelensky Warns of Russia's Continued Aggressive Offensives and Intentions
Originally Published 3 months ago — by UNITED24 Media
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warns that Russia's recent three offensives have failed, and Russia is planning two more large-scale campaigns, emphasizing the need for international support to help Ukraine withstand these threats.
Ukraine Replaces General Amid Rapid Russian Advances in East
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Financial Times

Ukraine has dismissed Oleksandr Lutsenko, the commander overseeing operations in the eastern Donetsk region, as Russian forces advance towards a key logistics hub. Brigadier General Oleksandr Tarnavskyi will replace him. The Ukrainian military faces significant challenges, including being outnumbered and a manpower shortage, as Russian troops push towards Pokrovsk and other strategic locations. Ukraine's largest steelmaker, Metinvest, has suspended operations at a critical coal mine due to the proximity of Russian forces. The US has suggested lowering the military recruitment age to address manpower issues, but President Zelenskyy has resisted this advice.
Ukraine Deploys British Missiles in Strike on Russia
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Financial Times

Ukraine has launched British-made Storm Shadow missiles at Russian military targets for the first time, following its recent use of US Atacms missiles. This move comes amid ongoing discussions among Western allies about supporting Ukraine with long-range weapons, as Kyiv faces challenges in holding territory. The deployment of these missiles, alongside other arms, is seen as critical but not a standalone game-changer. The situation has raised concerns about potential escalation, with Russia adjusting its military doctrine and the US providing additional military support to Ukraine.
Ukraine Launches US-Made Long-Range Missiles at Russia, Sparking Tensions
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Financial Times

Ukraine has used US-made Atacms missiles to strike a military target in Russia's Bryansk region, marking the first use of these long-range weapons on Russian soil since the Biden administration lifted restrictions. The attack targeted a weapons depot, resulting in multiple explosions. This move signifies a shift in US policy, as President Biden authorized limited use of Atacms to support Ukraine's operations, particularly in the Kursk region where Russia has amassed significant forces, including North Korean troops. Neither the US nor Ukraine officially confirmed the missile use.
Russia Unleashes Major Missile Barrage on Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Financial Times

Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine, targeting energy facilities and causing widespread power outages. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted many of the 120 missiles and 90 drones, but significant damage was reported, particularly in Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kyiv. The attack, one of the largest of the war, comes amid stalled negotiations to halt strikes on energy infrastructure and as Ukraine braces for a harsh winter. Ukrainian officials are calling for more air defense support from allies to prevent further destruction.
Russia's Recent Offensive Campaigns: July 13-15, 2024
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Institute for the Study of War
A recent Ukrainian poll shows overwhelming rejection of Russia's demands for total Ukrainian capitulation, highlighting the unpopularity of the Kremlin's conditions within Ukraine. Ukraine remains open to negotiations based on international law, while Russia insists on terms amounting to full Ukrainian surrender. The EU continues to distance itself from Hungarian PM Viktor Orban's pro-Russian stance. The Russian government is expanding its criteria for labeling individuals as terrorists or extremists, likely to suppress criticism of the war. Ukrainian forces conducted drone strikes on Russian energy infrastructure and military assets in Crimea.
"Escalating Conflict: Latest Updates on Russia's Airstrikes in Ukraine"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Kyiv Post

A missile attack on Kyiv injured at least 10 people, including a teenage girl and two pregnant women, while similar strikes in Odesa left about 300,000 without power. The US claims to have warned Russia about a potential terrorist attack in Moscow, and President Zelensky criticized Putin's accusations, calling him a "sick and cynical creature." Additionally, Russian forces bombed a high school in Ukraine's Sumy region, but no injuries were reported.
"Zelenskiy Declares Russian Advance Halted in Ukraine"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Kyiv Post

Ukrainian President Zelensky claims that the Russian advance in eastern Ukraine has been halted, attributing this to the construction of over 2,000 kilometers of fortifications by Ukrainian forces. The Ukrainian military accuses Russia of using banned chemicals in grenades and reports successful strikes on Russian warships, which they believe are in preparation for a larger operation in Crimea. Meanwhile, Moscow's soldiers continue to gain ground around Donetsk, with Ukrainian air strikes knocking out a Russian command post on a tanker.
"Insights into Ukraine's Military Tactics and Defense Strategies"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Euronews

Ukrainian air defences thwarted 32 of 35 Shahed exploding drones Russia launched early Tuesday, exposing gaps in the country’s air protection after almost 16 months of war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged leaders to collectively rebuild following the "predatory" act of Russia's full-scale invasion at the Ukraine recovery conference in London. The Pentagon overestimated the value of weapons it has sent to Ukraine by €5.7 billion over the past two years, and the department now has additional money in its coffers to use to support Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov pushed back against NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg's comments about the resolution of the war in Ukraine, accusing the West of waging a war against Russia.
The Ongoing Conflict: Russia and Ukraine's Tensions Continue.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN

Shelling in Russia's Belgorod region killed two people and injured six others, while Ukraine continues to engage in "hybrid warfare" with Russia, including the use of combat drones. Ukrainian President Zelensky acknowledged that Ukraine cannot join NATO while the war with Russia is ongoing. Meanwhile, Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina refused to shake hands with her Russian opponent at the French Open, citing support for Ukrainian soldiers fighting against Russian invasion.